If you have small or shallow ears, you won't see results. Personally, having tried the classic 3M and these, I ended up finding the Loops Quiet fit me perfectly. Maybe if they fit my ear better, they would have worked better.

The difference with the regular ones is that you can also hear peripheral noise, so there is a special filter and construction material, hence their price. It isolates the strong wind noise, but does not eliminate it; the helmet and the motorcycle's wind protection are also important. They also need to be placed well in the ear to block noise, not too deep nor too shallow... They usually come in M (H:20, M:17, L:15) so if you need a different size, you should ask the store.

It's not worth the money. It doesn't do what it promises. It reduces air noise only slightly and if you go over 90 km/h you don't see any difference and you still get a headache. I don't recommend it. 20€ wasted. There are silicone earplugs for 2€ that offer infinitely better noise isolation. Can I get my money back?

Terrible product, on the first ride I got tinnitus and on the second time I wore them thinking the problem was a coincidence, they worked like a speaker with maximum bass. Free headache for 20 euros

Minimal sound insulation on a trip I took at speeds of 80-120. Of course, at the time you don't realize it, but the next morning my ears were hurting. Pure marketing!

On a naked bike up to 80-100 you're fine. After that, it's like you're not wearing them. However, the helmet you have plays a big role. I have one around 150€, and on a normal trip it's almost ok. Good fit, you don't feel them inside the helmet.

I don't know if it's Skroutz's fault or the store selling it, but I think it should be stated that this particular product comes in sizes, and I only discovered this when I read the packaging.
The quality seems good, but in terms of size, I would have preferred one size down to see if it does the job properly, because they come off as I use them and I experience loss.

they didn't really work... now what others say, they just took their word for it... I don't see any difference... pure marketing!

Finally, two earplugs that don't hurt my ears when I wear my helmet! Their small tail allows you to grab them to remove them without taking up space

It does what it promises, but it is definitely very expensive for what it is. (That's why 4 and not 5 stars).
At 8-10 € it would be 5 out of 5

It could have a better seal or size option, I have a large ear hole and it takes a lot of effort to make a seal

THE ULTIMATE SOLITUDE when you ride your motorcycle!!! without losing external noises. It isolates monotonous sounds!!! The installation was done on a Yamaha FJR 1300 with a tall windshield because it always depends on what vehicle you are riding and how much wind protection you have!!! As for the intercom, it doesn't affect anything, you can hear perfectly.

I never thought I would need earplugs until I took some long trips on the highway at 100-120 km/h, on a motorcycle with a low windshield. My head started to ring after the first hour, and my ears took a while to recover. After reading and purchasing these, I can say the difference is significant. You still hear sounds and noise, but the frequencies of the wind have noticeably decreased. If they are -20 dB as claimed, I can't know, but for me, they made a difference and the journey more bearable.

I give two stars only because they have good material quality. However, they have a huge problem, at least for me. I wore them on two outings, and the first time I had to go to a pharmacy to have them removed, and the second time I ended up going to a doctor! The little grip that is supposed to help you take them out easily is short and doesn't hold, plus no matter how far you put them in your ear, in the end, with the pressure from the helmet and so on, they get pushed very deep into the ear! I almost needed a doctor to take them out! As for the insulation, yes, they do the job. Especially the wind that I wanted, they reduce it a lot. However, if you have an intercom like I do, you hear the music as if it's at 1/4 of the volume. I have an intercom that is ear-splitting, yet with the earplugs, you can barely hear it

Perfect fit and sound insulation. These earplugs are more effective at extreme annoying high frequencies (exhaust/engine), at high rpm, and they "sweeten" the aerodynamic noise in the helmet. I could hear music and the passenger perfectly.
Tested on a street bike during a trip as well as on short rides on the highway.
If you use intercom, you will just need to raise the volume a bit at speeds over 90km/h, but this also depends on the type of bike and helmet.

You simply enjoy the ride on the motorcycle as it should be without noise regardless of the helmet you are wearing

Amazing earplugs.... mainly isolate the noise of the air (they lower the volume of all sounds but mainly filter the noise of the air)
Of course I would buy them again

I hadn't tried something like this on my (Ducati 1200 Multistrada Enduro) before, and I proceeded to purchase these Alpine ones thinking that they wouldn't be anything special.... I was wrong!!... I wonder why I hadn't gone through the process for so long. I bought them for trips on the highway or for long distances and I truly understood how much they relax you in such driving conditions, both from the wind and mainly from the exhaust sound. The result is that you don't lose contact with the environment and the sound of the motorcycle, which means that you pay more attention to the driving, enjoying it, without being affected by annoying and tiring noises.

I have two good helmets, one closed and one foldable. In the closed one, you can hear the wind at high speed, and in the other one, at a lower speed. And as the cushions open over time or if I don't wear a collar, it gets worse.
On a trip or a ride, it exhausts me immensely and causes discomfort in my ears even when I get off the motorcycle.
With these specific earplugs, all of that is over.
From normal speed up to 260km that I tried..
You can hear everything except for the wind.. Nice packaging, easy installation and removal. Good material quality..
Regular cleaning with lukewarm water and soap..

For €20 and 100 uses, it's worth it.. 0.2 per use.. It changes the whole driving experience, I recommend them!!

Improved the noise from the air a lot and naked motorcycle rides (hornet 600 pc41) are now more enjoyable by reducing the air noise. The use of intercom is not affected. I would use it on a motorcycle with better wind protection on rides-trips over an hour.

They satisfactorily protect the ears. Just be careful with the red ones, which are clearly designed for the track, as they are intended for sound insulation at very high speeds that we (logically) do not reach on the road, and excessive sound insulation is also dangerous because you can no longer hear what is happening around you. They are good for the passenger.

They are excellent. They work very well, blocking extreme volumes without losing the sense of your surroundings. The 20€ is nothing to protect your ears/hearing, it's just that in Greece we citizens lack self-esteem.

No difference with similar silicone and the air is quite annoying.

It's a shame I paid 20 euros.... Let's move on.

It is a must-have for motorcycle driving, especially on open roads. We all should wear them to avoid this noise. I wish I had known about them when I was younger.

I bought them because the sound of the wind at 100km/h was bothering me quite a bit. I think I hear very well without them, they help me understand cars around me while driving, and I didn't want to miss out on that.

They are very good, maybe too good because I don't hear some things that I would like to, and it changes (for the worse) the sound of the engine. Sometimes I might have a car behind me and not hear it, but usually I can hear the one next to me. I will say that I can have a conversation while wearing them very easily. They don't bother me in terms of communication or wearing a helmet. They make driving more comfortable.

I will try the touring version for something lighter.

I used them on a ten-day trip to the Adriatic and I can confirm that they do a fantastic job! They don't completely mute the sound like pressing mute on the TV. Even though I am somewhat proud of my hearing, I could still hear the speeches even while in motion, just a little lower. The noise from my exhaust and the wind became negligible! It requires attention not to let the plastic cylinder fall or get lost for their proper placement. I believe it is a very strong purchase for those who ride. You definitely arrive more relaxed at your destination. Now I have to see how long they will withstand time and use.

They are convenient for travel and greatly reduce helmet noise. They didn't tire me out during a 4-5 hour trip at 140-150 km/h. The small case is very practical and doesn't scratch the handlebar. I hope they last a long time!

update 01/08/2022

After a year, the piece that attaches to the keys of the motorcycle almost broke off and I almost lost it. It's an easy repair, but be careful not to lose it on the road

It cuts off high frequencies and annoying noise. You can hear all the sounds but as if a mute button has been pressed. It is a must for long journeys. Pay attention to the installation, as the small plastic cylinder is needed. Not by hand. Finally, it has small extensions on the back of each earplug for easy removal. A well-crafted and high-quality product that comes with a keychain case.

Simply flawless, possibly the best earplugs for motorcycles! I have used the tour version as well, but the race version is even better!